“Titanic Thompson: The Man Who Would Bet on Everything”

I just finished reading this book by Kevin Cook. Nothing surprising, but it’s got almost all the stories, including many that I’d never previously read. Excellent if you like that sort of thing. It’s just too bad Thompson wasn’t around to golf-hustle Michael Jordan, back when that was big business.

3 thoughts on ““Titanic Thompson: The Man Who Would Bet on Everything”

  1. Does it have the one where he trains a dog to jump off and then hustles passerbys into betting him the dog won’t jump? Does it have the one where he employs Lee Elder, who went on to be the first black golfer to play in the Masters, as his chauffeur and then makes bets where he says, “Heck, my chauffeur and I could beat your country club’s two best players.”

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